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Last Updated on Tuesday, 12 February 2008 08:24
Written by Administrator
Wednesday, 01 November 2006 20:08

Who's The-Tutor.com for?

What's the point?

What if I need help?

The Tutor.com was set up with Malaysian teachers in mind, but this doesn't mean that there's nothing here for you! Take a look around and enjoy yourself!

There are lots of things to do at The-Tutor.com. You can search for materials, read the news, research the TEFL knowledge base........

If you are not an expert computer user, don't despair. Use our help and FAQ sections to find out new things and if you're really stuck contact us.

A Big Change

Last Updated on Saturday, 03 January 2009 20:50
Written by Administrator
Saturday, 03 January 2009 20:23

As I am no longer living and working in Malaysia, updating this site has become impossible. There will therefore be a number of changes made over the next couple of weeks.

Please bear with me and hopefully they will be changes for the better.

Mark

Hacking Attack

Last Updated on Sunday, 14 September 2008 13:07
Written by Administrator
Tuesday, 12 February 2008 04:53

Dear Visitor,

Again at the begginning of September of this year we suffered a hacking attack, unfortuanately as I am without Internet at the moment, it took me a week or so to notice.

The site software has been updated and things should be working normally again.

I apologise for any inconvenience caused.

We are gradually rebuilding the site within a newer more secure framework. It make take some weeks before the site is fully complete.

We ask you to be patient with the update process and apologise for any inconvenience caused.

One week at a time

Last Updated on Sunday, 05 August 2007 05:29
Written by Administrator
Sunday, 05 August 2007 05:25

By HARIATI AZIZAN

A few teachers in Negri Sembilan are steadily improving their skills in the teaching of mathematics and science in English.

THE whole class tried to avoid the eyes of the “teacher” when she asked a question. No student likes to speak up in front of the classroom, what more in English. Luckily, the hesitancy lasted only for a moment and hands were soon up in the air.

“This is a marked improvement because at first they were very quiet. Now, they are more confident when speaking English in class,” said Mark Baldwin, who is a senior trainer with CfBT Education Malaysia, a UK-based non-profit provider of education and training services.

Bell and HSBC group public affairs head Elizabeth Wee (standing, right) looking at teachers' work in a session under the PIERS programme.